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Educational trauma runs deeper than just a difficult school day. It often passes quietly from one generation to the next, shaping how families view learning, success, and self-worth. As a Christian homeschooling parent, I have seen how school induced trauma can create wounded learners who carry old fears and pressures into their own educational journeys. Understanding where this trauma began and how it affects us today helps us break the cycle and nurture joyful, healing lear

In today’s education landscape, especially for families who choose homeschooling, the constant push to stick to a strict curriculum can be daunting. Yet, stepping away from standard schooling offers a chance to breathe. Taking breaks can lead to significant advantages that boost both learning and personal growth. Embracing the Power of Rest Rest plays a vital role in maintaining both physical and mental health. When students step back from their studies, their minds get a cha

Deschooling is a term often associated with children, but have we considered its impact on parents? For Christian homeschool parents, the educational journey can bring to light unresolved issues from our own school days. This post dives into the idea of deschooling from a parental viewpoint, highlighting the need to heal our own wounds to provide a nurturing learning environment for our children. The Concept of Deschooling Deschooling is about shedding outdated educational no

In today's educational world, many parents feel the pressure to ensure their children excel by adding more to their learning schedules. However, sometimes what a child truly needs is not more teaching, but a break from conventional schooling methods. This concept, known as deschooling, allows children to explore their passions and learn in a more natural way. Here are signs that your child may benefit from deschooling rather than more structured curriculum. 1. Increased Frust